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‘Not sexy’: Why European military struggles with rail logistics | RailFreight.com

Europe is looking to boost its capacity to move military equipment and troops in large numbers. No single mode of transportation can do that alone, and therefore rail stands to play a key role in

Europe is looking to boost its capacity to move military equipment and troops in large numbers. No single mode of transportation can do that alone, and therefore rail stands to play a key role in military operations. Yet, a panel discussion at the “Future of Rail Freight” event in Brussels revealed deeply rooted obstacles to military logistics on rail.

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Europe is looking to boost its capacity to move military equipment and troops in large numbers. No single mode of transportation can do that alone, and therefore rail stands to play a key role in military operations. Yet, a panel discussion at the “Future of Rail Freight” event in Brussels revealed deeply rooted obstacles to military logistics on rail.one free article per month